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honestknave replied Apr 26, 2016Hello prasadFX - hopefully pantelist's answer helped you but please report back if you are still having difficulties
Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 26, 2016Glad you like it firesword. I'll give that some thought for the next major overhaul of FibTool

Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 26, 2016Many thanks pantelist, as always

Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 26, 2016Hello Jagg, I'm sorry that you're experiencing some lag problems with FibTool3. There was someone a while ago who also experienced similar problems, but unfortunately I've been unable to replicate it. I've tested it across many different installs on ...
Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 18, 2016.Set files are a great way to share the settings for an indicator or an EA. Simply configure it the way you want then click Save. To apply it, click Load then select the .set file you want to use. The set files are stored in MQL4 > Presets
Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 18, 2016Hi kjg30 I'll take a look at this for the next update

Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Apr 18, 2016Hi pantelist, Sorry, I'm still on a bit of a hiatus. Try this version: 1.06 As this was a tool I was actively using (and tweaking) I can't remember if the latest version (the one attached below) is significantly different to the one I last posted on ...
Multicolor Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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honestknave replied Feb 22, 2016Keep things simple. If you want to round a floating point number, use the native function which is NormalizeDouble(). double valA = 1.12837462; printf("Before NormalizeDouble, valA is %.8f",valA); valA = NormalizeDouble(valA, 2); printf("After ...
how to round double variables?
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello Kerz, Please check you are running the latest version of MADdash. If it still doesn't work, please post a screenshot of your Expert log.
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello high321, I'm sorry to read you're having problems with MADdash. Please post what is written in the Expert log when you add it to a chart
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello ahhamidz, Are you still having this problem? It may have been a history issue, but if you still have the problem I'll look into it. You can, you just need to make sure you change the settings. Automatically clear chart = false Then change the ...
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello tungvo, The first versions were Experts, but the latest versions are Indicators. Please try adding the latest version to your Indicators folder and report back if you have any problems. I've also edited the first post to make it clearer.
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello carine - both csDash and MADdash should work. Please make sure you have the latest versions and if you still have problems let me know.
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 13, 2016Hello MichaelSch, No, quite the opposite - have a read here and here for more information.
MADdash (Moving Average Distance)
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honestknave replied Feb 12, 2016Version 1.24 Expiry date: 10 August 2016 (180 days)
csDash (currency strength meter)
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honestknave replied Feb 4, 2016Depending on how this EA works, you'll need to be careful that you don't interrupt its trade management by disabling AutoTrading when there are open positions. Or other unforeseen consequences. There is no clean way of doing this. You can play ...
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honestknave replied Feb 1, 2016Hi Edorenta, The chain of consecutive winners / losers makes more sense now I understand it. But I'm still a little confused about what you want to happen when Max_Count is reached. Let's say you get half way through the OrderHistory and you reach ...
Little help with consecutive win/loss count
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honestknave replied Feb 1, 2016My pleasure keen246 - I'm glad you enjoy it.
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honestknave replied Feb 1, 2016Hello Edorenta, I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to achieve, but I also agree with FerruFx that the logic seems a little strange when you reset the opposite counter. You can streamline your code a bit - there is no need to check ...
Little help with consecutive win/loss count